Two Colombian Women Caught With 5.6 Tonnes of Cocaine in Body Scans

Two Colombian women were intercepted at Rionegro Airport attempting to smuggle 5,664 kilos of cocaine hidden in latex waistbands.

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Police found ten packages of cocaine chloride hidden inside latex abdominal waistbands, totaling 5,664 kilos. ^[1] Two Colombian women were captured at the Rionegro Airport in Antioquia while attempting to travel to Madrid, Spain, with cocaine concealed on their bodies. ^[2] Two Colombian women were detained on Tuesday by the Antinarcóticos Directorate at the Rionegro Airport in Antioquia for attempting to smuggle cocaine to Madrid. ^[3] Authorities stated this seizure prevented the drugs from reaching international markets and represented a financial loss of over 31 million pesos for criminal organizations. ^[4] The Dirección Antinarcóticos detected the contraband during international exit checks using Body Scan technology, which identified inconsistencies in the passengers' images. ^[5] Police discovered the cocaine after subjecting the women to a body scan, which detected illegal elements hidden beneath their clothing or skin. ^[6] President Abelardo de la Espriella announced the inclusion of Colombia in the Americas Against Cartels Coalition (A3C), an initiative of United States President Donald Trump. ^[7] The seized drugs were hidden in latex corsets adhered to the women's bodies. ^[8]

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Police found ten packages of cocaine chloride hidden inside latex abdominal waistbands, totaling 5,664 kilos. · Publimetro Colombia

Two Colombian women were captured at the Rionegro Airport in Antioquia while attempting to travel to Madrid, Spain, with cocaine concealed on their bodies. · Publimetro Colombia

Two Colombian women were detained on Tuesday by the Antinarcóticos Directorate at the Rionegro Airport in Antioquia for attempting to smuggle cocaine to Madrid. · El Universal

Authorities stated this seizure prevented the drugs from reaching international markets and represented a financial loss of over 31 million pesos for criminal organizations. · Publimetro Colombia

The Dirección Antinarcóticos detected the contraband during international exit checks using Body Scan technology, which identified inconsistencies in the passengers' images. · Publimetro Colombia

Police discovered the cocaine after subjecting the women to a body scan, which detected illegal elements hidden beneath their clothing or skin. · El Universal

President Abelardo de la Espriella announced the inclusion of Colombia in the Americas Against Cartels Coalition (A3C), an initiative of United States President Donald Trump. · El Universal

The seized drugs were hidden in latex corsets adhered to the women's bodies. · El Universal

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